CERTIFICATES
Automation Testing with Selenium
OVERVIEW
Our certificate introduces Selenium, an open-source and portable software testing framework for web applications. Using Java's fundamentals taught in the previous course, students will write scripts to perform automated testing of applications on different browsers and operating systems by using the basics of automation and its related frameworks.
- Instructor led
- 40 hours*
- 13th June 2022
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ADVISOR
Class Schedule: Tuesday and Thursday (6:00pm - 9:00pm EST)
KEY FEATURES
Get trained by industry Experts
Project Based Learning
Learn while you Work
State of the Art Infrastructure
24/7 Lab access
COURSE OUTLINE
Automation Testing with Selenium
- Automated v/s Manual testing
- Why organizations prefer Automation
- Fundamentals of test automation
- Understanding the Selenium Framework
- What is Selenium and why is it in demand
- Features of Selenium
- WebDriver Architecture
- Basics of HTML
- Getting to know the web elements in an application
- Tags, attributes and forms
- Set up the environment for automation
- Using drivers for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
- First WebDriver program demonstration
- Basic methods to locate UI elements in a web page
- Importance of attributes in locating elements
- Locators and Locating Techniques
LAB 1 Write a web driver script that logs in to your Linked-In account.
- When and why is Xpath used
- Managing popups that appear in web applications
LAB 2 Write a web driver script that dismisses any pop-ups or alerts that appear on a website.
On the same website locate elements using their Xpath.
- Access different elements in a form like a checkbox, buttons, textbox, etc
- Choosing options in dropdowns
LAB 3 Write a web driver script that accesses web elements in a form in a website and works with them, like clicking on buttons and checking boxes.
- Setting the default time for all elements in a web page to load
- Explicitly specifying the time to load for specific elements
LAB 4 Write a web driver script that waits for 10 seconds for the elements to appear on a website.
- Set up the environment for TestNG framework
- The significance of TestNG in reducing time and effort
- Executing multiple test cases
- What are Annotations and why are they useful
- Testing.xml for initiating execution
- Ordering test case execution using priorities
- Executing test cases in multiple classes
- Generating test execution reports
LAB 5 Write a web driver script that executes multiple test cases in multiple classes and assigns priorities to test cases in individual classes.
- Grouping test cases
- Creating dependent test cases
- Passing parameters using data providers
LAB 6 Write a web driver script that groups test cases in a class.
- Using parameters for different test files
- Passing parameters for executing tests with different inputs
LAB 7 Creating scripts that make use of TestNG concepts like Listeners and parameters.
- Understanding the significance of design patterns in programming
- Merits of the POM design pattern
- Implementing the POM design pattern for test case execution
- File upload and download, Switching frames
- Uploading and Downloading Files
- Switch frames in an application
LAB 8 Create a mini project that implements the POM design pattern and executes tests on a website according to the pattern by making separate classes for separate web pages.
SKILLS ACQUIRED
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
While we encourage all interested applicants to apply, to gain acceptance into our Bootcamp you must:
Have a High School Diploma or equivalent, Complete an interview with a member of our Admissions Team, Commit to program and job search requirements.
Upon completing this course, you will receive an industry-recognized
Official Automation Testing with Selenium certification.
